Are these the kinda memes we should pay attention to?

[Iamcrypticguy]

We've seen memecoins evolve over time, with a noticeable shift toward utility-based projects, not just on paper but in reality. A great example is W crypto, which has a sharing model where 70% of revenue goes back to the community, rewarding them for their on-chain performance.

Of course, the obvious concern is the sustainability of this model if there's not a steady influx of new users. However, with 17 million users on their Telegram page, it seems like they're doing quite well. I've also been monitoring the token for a while, and it looks promising.



What do you think about these types of meme tokens that offer real utility, have a capped supply of 1 billion, and are backed by an active team? Are they the kind of memes we should be paying attention to?

[passwordnow]

What do you think about these types of meme tokens that offer real utility, have a capped supply of 1 billion, and are backed by an active team? Are they the kind of memes we should be paying attention to?

Hmm, maybe it's one of its kind because most of the memecoins won't really shift into having a utility unless the devs have become serious on it. Or, shouldn't we call it anymore a memecoin if it has a real use case already?

Are they the kind of memes we should be paying attention to?

If it's still new, not that much are going to watch them to. I'm still with the popular memecoins but the growth there is limited and not that much to be compared to the new ones but the risk is higher. With the distribution that they're giving to their users as a sign of giving back, they need to make it sustainable even if there is 30% remaining for them or somewhere for the operations in maintaining the chain.

[Charles-Tim]

We've seen memecoins evolve over time, with a noticeable shift toward utility-based projects, not just on paper but in reality. A great example is W crypto, which has a sharing model where 70% of revenue goes back to the community, rewarding them for their on-chain performance.

When a coin is proposed to the community, they will have a reason for the creation if the coin, what is the reason this coin is created? What kind of revenue aretiu referring to? I mean how do the coin generate theme revenue?

The coins and tokens that are not memecoins are also similar in performances to memecoins. There are tens or hundreds of thousands of coins and tokens now, what kind of utilities would they have? Almost all of them are just like memecoins that will not be recognized, they will be pumped and dumped.

So if this coin is having a reason for its creation, it will still most likely be pumped and dumped, provided if it it pumped at all.

[adultcrypto]

I don't think you should be overly invested in memecoins as you know, they were not created to offer any real utility, just for fun. You should treat memecoins the same way you will treat gambling which is to invest only what you can afford to lose because with memecoins, you can lose all your money.  If you develop this gambling mindset with memecoins, you will not feel much pain when everything fails and if you are lucky to invest in a memecoil that pumps, you will be happy you made the right choice. This is my approach with memecoins.

[coyhasmon]

Absolutely not! The market does not need new memes. New memes are only created to make the founders and insiders rich. All these models are a weak attempt to legitimize this scam tactic.

So if this coin is having a reason for its creation, it will still most likely be pumped and dumped, provided if it it pumped at all.

The simple practical conclusion is that any new meme that is created is a scam. It does not need to exist, there are plenty.

[BenCodie]

Absolutely not! The market does not need new memes. New memes are only created to make the founders and insiders rich. All these models are a weak attempt to legitimize this scam tactic.

So if this coin is having a reason for its creation, it will still most likely be pumped and dumped, provided if it it pumped at all.

The simple practical conclusion is that any new meme that is created is a scam. It does not need to exist, there are plenty.

I agree with this.

Memecoins should not be paid attention to. Almost all of the new ones are only feeding insiders and concentrating wealth to people who simply don't care about other people losing money (and are indirectly taking from these people). When people who aren't insiders learn to avoid them, the fad will die.

[gunhell16]

All meme coins have no utility so being vigilant should not be ignored, we probably all know that, just think that once we invest in meme coins, think that you threw away money, maybe that's all so that it doesn't hurt us inside.

don't expect, it's better because doesn't it often happen in the news that those who get big profits are the ones who don't expect?

[Pandorak]

Absolutely not! The market does not need new memes. New memes are only created to make the founders and insiders rich. All these models are a weak attempt to legitimize this scam tactic.

So if this coin is having a reason for its creation, it will still most likely be pumped and dumped, provided if it it pumped at all.

The simple practical conclusion is that any new meme that is created is a scam. It does not need to exist, there are plenty.

Exactly, because in essence, meme coins are worthless tokens that merely capitalise on the current hype, with the sole purpose of enriching a select few. so, when the price rises in line with their initial targets, they will immediately sell their holdings of the token. This, of course, will trigger panic, leading to mass sell-offs, and ultimately causing the token's price to collapse. New buyers who have no understanding of the utility or fundamentals of the token will simply be throwing their money away on meme coins.

[WatChe]

I don't think you should be overly invested in memecoins as you know, they were not created to offer any real utility, just for fun. You should treat memecoins the same way you will treat gambling which is to invest only what you can afford to lose because with memecoins, you can lose all your money.  If you develop this gambling mindset with memecoins, you will not feel much pain when everything fails and if you are lucky to invest in a memecoil that pumps, you will be happy you made the right choice. This is my approach with memecoins.

Take example of Trump coin that was launched in January this year, it went high for after two days of it's initial launch and since then it's only going down. Those who have invested during it's early days of launch are still struck badly in that meme coin. For meme coin, you must know when to exit because they are not like Bitcoin, they just go up for certain period of time and after that they went down only.

[adultcrypto]

I don't think you should be overly invested in memecoins as you know, they were not created to offer any real utility, just for fun. You should treat memecoins the same way you will treat gambling which is to invest only what you can afford to lose because with memecoins, you can lose all your money.  If you develop this gambling mindset with memecoins, you will not feel much pain when everything fails and if you are lucky to invest in a memecoil that pumps, you will be happy you made the right choice. This is my approach with memecoins.

Take example of Trump coin that was launched in January this year, it went high for after two days of it's initial launch and since then it's only going down. Those who have invested during it's early days of launch are still struck badly in that meme coin. For meme coin, you must know when to exit because they are not like Bitcoin, they just go up for certain period of time and after that they went down only.

It's obvious we are saying the same thing, memecoin is not for HODL. I know of the Trump coin that was so hyped and it pumped massively just for few days before it went downhill. Just imagine someone investing massively on that. He would probably be crying by now with little to no hope of recovering his capital. When Trump is out of office, that will even be the end of that coin.

[coyhasmon]

I agree with this.

Memecoins should not be paid attention to. Almost all of the new ones are only feeding insiders and concentrating wealth to people who simply don't care about other people losing money (and are indirectly taking from these people). When people who aren't insiders learn to avoid them, the fad will die.

Exactly, because in essence, meme coins are worthless tokens that merely capitalise on the current hype, with the sole purpose of enriching a select few. so, when the price rises in line with their initial targets, they will immediately sell their holdings of the token. This, of course, will trigger panic, leading to mass sell-offs, and ultimately causing the token's price to collapse. New buyers who have no understanding of the utility or fundamentals of the token will simply be throwing their money away on meme coins.

Thanks guys. A few projects were legitimate and they have a strong natural backing behind it. DOGE comes to mind and PEPE, but most memecoins were created to artificially create a narrative that didn't exist. Both DOGE and PEPE were very famous memes before their token was created, and they captured its own audience naturally.

It's obvious we are saying the same thing, memecoin is not for HODL. I know of the Trump coin that was so hyped and it pumped massively just for few days before it went downhill. Just imagine someone investing massively on that. He would probably be crying by now with little to no hope of recovering his capital. When Trump is out of office, that will even be the end of that coin.

Realistically your chances are probably better playing with your life savings in a casino than to HODL a memecoin.

[Iamcrypticguy]

I agree with this.

Memecoins should not be paid attention to. Almost all of the new ones are only feeding insiders and concentrating wealth to people who simply don't care about other people losing money (and are indirectly taking from these people). When people who aren't insiders learn to avoid them, the fad will die.

Exactly, because in essence, meme coins are worthless tokens that merely capitalise on the current hype, with the sole purpose of enriching a select few. so, when the price rises in line with their initial targets, they will immediately sell their holdings of the token. This, of course, will trigger panic, leading to mass sell-offs, and ultimately causing the token's price to collapse. New buyers who have no understanding of the utility or fundamentals of the token will simply be throwing their money away on meme coins.

Thanks guys. A few projects were legitimate and they have a strong natural backing behind it. DOGE comes to mind and PEPE, but most memecoins were created to artificially create a narrative that didn't exist. Both DOGE and PEPE were very famous memes before their token was created, and they captured its own audience naturally.

It's obvious we are saying the same thing, memecoin is not for HODL. I know of the Trump coin that was so hyped and it pumped massively just for few days before it went downhill. Just imagine someone investing massively on that. He would probably be crying by now with little to no hope of recovering his capital. When Trump is out of office, that will even be the end of that coin.

Realistically your chances are probably better playing with your life savings in a casino than to HODL a memecoin.

Both depends on your me of experience and how you handle emotions.. memes are not lifetime holds, once you understand that, then you know what you're doing..

What do you think about these types of meme tokens that offer real utility, have a capped supply of 1 billion, and are backed by an active team? Are they the kind of memes we should be paying attention to?

Hmm, maybe it's one of its kind because most of the memecoins won't really shift into having a utility unless the devs have become serious on it. Or, shouldn't we call it anymore a memecoin if it has a real use case already?

Are they the kind of memes we should be paying attention to?

If it's still new, not that much are going to watch them to. I'm still with the popular memecoins but the growth there is limited and not that much to be compared to the new ones but the risk is higher. With the distribution that they're giving to their users as a sign of giving back, they need to make it sustainable even if there is 30% remaining for them or somewhere for the operations in maintaining the chain.

Maybe. Like I said it's capped at 1B, thats a really low supply for a meme though even most alts supply are more than that so that's an attraction for me.. trend is good till now and I've thrown a lil usdt at it on Bitget..if it does well fine, if it doesn't we move on.

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[tech30338]

Don't he hook at meme coins, mostly of them are just short term investment falling in love with them should not be a priority instead focus on tokens that have a usecase, and is already in the market for a long time, but its not bad to invest at them, just make sure you have risk management, most people invest and though after few months or years they will have millions just like some meme coin promise instead they have zero value after months, and that is when you will start to realized what mistake you have made.

[mich]

Well I do think if you invest in meme coins you can not think you will make alot of profit. I do think if the project is a 'rug pull' well then you can make some fast profit.
But for me I will not think of the meme coins for a long term hodl. We will miss out on making some big gains if we do that. Other then Doge and Shib just do not invest alot in these other meme coins.

[Webetcoins]

I like that their supply is only low but I'm kinda shocked hearing they have that number of users already. I mean I think they are still a new project, right? Also if they are old and have that popularity already, then I would have seen them before that often. They have that sharing model but I think this is not what a real utility looks like. This is also not new if I'm not mistaken.

What do you think about these types of meme tokens that offer real utility. Are they the kind of memes we should be paying attention to?

Basically when we say meme coins, the main thing that comes in our head is for fun only. So I believe it does not really matter if the meme is a bit special like this one here. Other meme coins can still provide a profit if we are extremely lucky and usually, serious projects are late bloomers but meme coin people are supposed to be short-term goers only.

[Iamcrypticguy]

I like that their supply is only low but I'm kinda shocked hearing they have that number of users already. I mean I think they are still a new project, right? Also if they are old and have that popularity already, then I would have seen them before that often. They have that sharing model but I think this is not what a real utility looks like. This is also not new if I'm not mistaken.

What do you think about these types of meme tokens that offer real utility. Are they the kind of memes we should be paying attention to?

Basically when we say meme coins, the main thing that comes in our head is for fun only. So I believe it does not really matter if the meme is a bit special like this one here. Other meme coins can still provide a profit if we are extremely lucky and usually, serious projects are late bloomers but meme coin people are supposed to be short-term goers only.

Exactly why I brought it here cos I only just noticed it myself.. it's weird with that amount of users they pull